REVIEW: Tweedy’s take on Conan Doyle is ‘beyond funny’ in his new show The...
There is much chatter about the imminent arrival of Tweedy when we arrive at The Mill in Banbury - lots of talk from the children about how...
REVIEW: Merrily We Roll Along at Oxford Playhouse “packs a solid punch – a...
An explosive musical introduction from the pit kicked off a tremendous melodic platform upon which the entire show will build, as the curtain rises to reveal a...
REVIEW: What a laugh! Jericho Comedy’s Mind gala raises £30,000 in unprecedented sell out...
It was all a bit of a decadent, if slightly naughty, way to spend a Saturday afternoon, but the third Oxfordshire Mind Comedy Gala's matinee sold out...
LAST CHANCE: The six Christmas shows in Oxfordshire until January
What to do over New Year. Our festive choices that carry on until January
REVIEW: The Oxford Bach Choir and the City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra “delivered a...
Elgar’s masterful setting of Cardinal Newman’s 1865 visionary poem, which follows the journey of a dying man’s soul through to the afterlife, makes huge demands on its performers, in terms of both stamina and technique.
REVIEW: The Jolly Christmas Postman is “a must see for little ‘uns” at The...
The Jolly Christmas Postman by Janet and Allan Ahlberg is top of the Christmas story book pile in our house at this time of year!
So what...
REVIEW: “You’d be hard-pressed to find yourself at a more uplifting gig.” Emeli Sandé...
If I had to describe Emeli Sandé’s gig at New Theatre Oxford in one word, it would be joyful. Joy simply emanated from her and her bandmates....
REVIEW: Timely reminder of what Christmas is all about comes to OFS with The...
All this time I've imagined that we have roughly the same day on Dec 25, give or take a few extra relatives, chocolate Matchsticks, garish jumpers and...
REVIEW: Creation’s Snow Queen takes us back to the Hans Christian Anderson original, and...
Whether in direct contrast to Disney's Frozen or just because it's what Creation does best, this year's festive offering of Hans Christian Anderson's epic tale The Snow...
REVIEW: “Uplifting and emotional, ‘Becoming Electra: A Queer Mitzvah’ at OFS caught me by...
"'There’s one life and no return or deposit” is a line that lingers in my mind"
Electra is wearing fairy lights and singing ‘Teenage Dirtbag’ in her London...
